This is a steampunk Samus Aran arm cannon made by DeviantARTist Skinz-N-Hydes (NOT Skinz-N-Shirtz, which is how you play kickball). Whether you’re into steampunk stuff or not, you’ve got to admit it would suck to sit on bare-assed. “No it wouldn’t.” Haha, I know. Hit the jump for a couple more pics, as well as some of his ‘Glove-O-Love’ steampunk arm made for a film short, but be sure to check out his DeviantART page for a ton more of steapunkery if you’re into it.

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Steampunk Samus Aran (Metroid) Arm Cannon

These are a bunch of steampunk insects made out of old ammunition and pocket-watch parts by Tom Hardwidge. As you can see, they’re pretty good looking. Unless you hate steampunk stuff, in which case they’re probably pretty bad looking. Whatever side of the fence you yell over, they’re definitely not insects you’d want to beat with a shoe too hard. Get it? Because they might detonate! crawl in an orifice while you sleep and lay eggs. Kidding — KIDDING, only spiders do that. Sweet dreams, jerk! Hit the jump for a bunch more, and the link to even MORE.

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Brass Blasters: Steampunk Bullet Insects

This is a steampunk wedding cake created by Mike’s Amazing Cakes in Seattle, WA and photographed by Libby Bulloff. I want to put my face in it so bad. I heart fondant ! Liz and Austin’s steampunked wedding cake. The metallic gears, doors, rivets, and panels were all made of fondant and were entirely edible. This is probably the baddest-ass wedding cake you will ever see. Respect. Best part: the cake tasted just as decadent as it looked! I had a slice of the lemon layer after photographing it. Anybody else like the title I came up with? Thanks, I thought that was pretty clever myself. Gears Of War: A Steampunk Wedding Cake . Because marriage is like a war or something. Except mine. Mine was like a GW genocide. Hit the jump for a closeup.

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Gears Of War: A Steampunk Wedding Cake